Someone is pushing too close here, and the speaker wants them to back off. The commands are short and blunt: "don't come closer," "stop waving and talk." The speaker isn't running away. They still want conversation, but not the pressure of someone hovering, gesturing, and demanding a response. It sounds like a person who feels crowded and is trying to hold the line without starting a fight.
The most interesting moment comes near the end. "I just need some." stops short, and then "Of time." arrives as its own line, as if the speaker can't quite finish the thought in one go. That broken sentence makes the request feel hesitant and a little raw. Maybe they're struggling to find words, or maybe they're tired.
The mood is tense but quiet. There's urgency in the clipped lines, yet also vulnerability underneath. The title, "Wait," sums it up: a small plea to slow down before anything else happens.